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Music Shows How We Want To Be: Artie Shaw's "Nightmare"
"There is not one thing that music does," Siegel once said in a lecture, "that does not say something about how a person should organize himself, too."
The composition "Nightmare" by the late Artie Shaw is a great example of this. It wowed me when I first heard it as a teenager living in the Bronx. It was on a big band radio show. The announcer would come on and say, "Now, live from the Blue Room of the Hotel Lincoln, the music of Artie Shaw and his orchestra" - and the band would come in with the opening bars of "Nightmare." Hearing that intense, heavy, unrelenting beat, and Shaw on the clarinet seeming to cry out, I would get goose bumps - and I still do!
As I think of that time in my life, it's surprising that I liked this music so much. Though I cared for sports, I was a very contained person; I didn't like exploring new territory, being tossed about. I preferred familiar, comfortable, smooth ground; so I held myself back and, while I felt "safe" inside, I often wanted to yell out. I had no idea that the reason this music, aptly called "Nightmare," with its dissonant, ominous wail, excited and satisfied me so much was because it opposed my desire to be smoothly contained, and gave outward form to my hope to break out of that deadening narrowness I had welcomed. Many people go around in a kind of quiet nightmare, not knowing how they got there or how it can change.
In an early Aesthetic Realism class I attended, Eli Siegel asked me: "Do you think you want to change, but you also want to remain exactly as you are?" I said, "Yes." And he asked: "Are you fond of the status quo and the status no?" I was. I remember, for instance, going to a singles club hoping to meet a woman, but waiting for someone to come to me and start a conversation. I thought my mere presence was enough. But I was wrong and usually left alone, blaming others for being unsociable. I came to see what I was really hoping for as Mr. Siegel asked me: "Do you think there is something impelling you to have to have a good effect on someone? Is there an imperative there?" The answer was yes - and my fortunate life these years ratifies that "yes," a thousandfold.
What Is This Music About?
I see in "Nightmare," which Artie Shaw composed and arranged himself, a dramatic tension between the confined and the explosive: something painfully contained struggling to break free. As we heard, it begins with that thudding, repetitive pattern on the trombones, saxophones and drum. The low saxophones are playing a tight, chromatic figure that is almost airless. The rest of the band comes in suddenly in the high register; the effect is like an electric shock. The high and low aspect of the band are almost in a combat and - out of it, in the middle register - Artie Shaw enters on the clarinet.
It's important to say that Shaw felt this music, with its nightmarish quality, represented him so much he used it as his theme song. What was impelling him? I feel these sentences by Eli Siegel from Self and World help explain it:
"One thing that can be seen in dreams and also in life is that on the one hand we want to go ahead and, on the other hand, we want to check ourselves ... We should see, however, that the desire to be wild and abandoned, and the desire to be self-restricting, are common desires and are present all the time, both when we sleep and when we are awake."
As I studied the life of Shaw for a public seminar at the Aesthetic Realism Foundation, I came to see that this desire to go ahead and also check himself, to be both abandoned and self-restricting troubled him very much. An innovative bandleader during the heyday of the swing era in 1930s and early '40s, Shaw, writes music historian George Simon, "was a searcher, a man looking for something new, something different." And he could be very kind, generous; becoming the first white bandleader to hire a black singer, Billie Holliday, and supporting her with a beautiful insistence despite the terrific bigotry and racism she had to face as she traveled with him and his band in the South. And Shaw also cared very much for knowledge, taking courses in French literature so he, as he said, "could read men like Flaubert, Proust and Baudelaire." But he was also snobbish, looking down on fellow musicians who he felt were not as intellectual as he was. And unfortunately he had contempt for his audiences, describing them as "musically illiterate." Had he studied Aesthetic Realism, he would have been able to learn from the very music he wrote and his life - which included pain about love - would have been so much more fortunate. In an important paper, Martha Baird, poet and critic of music, wrote of Shaw's "Nightmare," saying:
"Artie Shaw is intense. There is a kind of pain in the tone of his clarinet, but he has control too and he knows what he is doing. [And she also wrote] You feel Artie Shaw wept a lot."
Control and Crying Out in the Clarinet
When Shaw comes in a second time, on a longer solo, he is deep, thoughtful and yearning; you feel he is looking for something, and is not satisfied as he leans on blues notes that sound sour, painful and don't quite fit the background harmony. As the solo progresses he goes further, becomes more abandoned, goes higher and higher in the instrument's range - nearly three and a half octaves. Every phrase takes in more and more territory; and surprisingly that steady beat underneath, which earlier seemed so ominous, now seems to support him, encourage him on even as it remains so tight, just two semitones. What a contrast to the range of the clarinet!
So different from "Nightmare," dark, minor and portentous, is a song Artie Shaw is very much associated with: Cole Porter's "Begin the Beguine," which is mellow, beguiling and in the major. It was one of Shaw's biggest hits, and audiences would demand he play it again and again. These two compositions were recorded in 1938 and it thrilled me to see that the same opposites are central in both of them: the contained and the expansive, something tight, held back, and something that surges forward, together with a persistent, ongoing beat.
Isn't it something to think that the same man is identified so closely with these very different pieces - one upbeat, with a smooth, undulating melody; the other severe, dissonant, critical. It shows that Artie Shaw, like every person, was trying to put opposites together.
As "Nightmare" concludes - with that dark, inexorable pattern below, the brass blaring out above, and that final bright cymbal crash - we get an emotion that's very satisfying. This music is brash, it's bold, it's critical, it doesn't smooth things over. We can imagine audiences in the late 1930s, worried about what was happening in Europe, and trying to make sense of their own lives, pleased to hear it played by a big band, to hear something troubling given artistic form. And audiences today can feel this, too. In fact, "Nightmare" is part of the background score to the current film The Aviator.
As we listen to that last assertive minor chord with its crashing cymbal, we feel there's something honest going on. Reality is not summed up - we feel there's more to see.


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For foreigners living in Beijing, especially the younger student or post-grad set (of which I'm a member), McDonald's stands at the top of a grand double standard. We who are here in part to experience the culture, must look down upon McDonald's as a western export not to be part of the China Adventure. We should be eating cows' stomach and pigs' feet, or at the very least fried scorpions. But, on the other hand, McDonald's is so good, and sometimes, I admit it"we just need a hamburger and fries.
Martin Connelly '08 spent his fall semester in Beijing working as a television copyeditor and an elementary school English teacher. He enjoys walking back alleys, talking to old folks, and eating the bagels and cream cheese that his mother brought for Thanksgiving.
So we go, but with great shame, pulling our hats down to cover our faces and hiding behind dark sunglasses. The other foreigners in the restaurant (in a place like Beijing there are always other foreigners in the restaurant) we look down upon, saying, "Pah, what are they doing here? There's a great street-food vendor down the street selling delicious food at a fraction of the price. What lame-o's." They're probably thinking the same of us, unless they are travelers, in which case our presence can be seen almost as a sign that all is well and good. I can almost see them thinking, "Phew, if other people are here it must mean I'm not going to hell." And they aren't"or we all are.
People here talk of an embarrassing junior cheeseburger addiction, or the time they ate four apple pies because it just needed to happen. McDonald's, in the absence of home-cooked meatloaf and mashed potatoes, is comfort food. It reminds us of our life back home, even if we would never go to the local Golden Arches if we were living back stateside.
But there is something to be said for making an occasional trip to McDonald's as part of the great China Adventure. After all, China is one of the last expanding fast-food markets on the planet, and it's not as if McDonald's were still just for Chinese businessmen trying to impress their clients, like it was back in the early '90s. With more than 600 restaurants open across the country, McDonald's China has announced that it will have 1,000 locations by the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
These days the local McDonald's is just as much a place to experience real China as the park where the old folks exercise in the morning and dance in the evening. You can bet the company isn't thriving on the miniscule western demographic. It's a place for teenagers and young families; it's a place for grandparents watching their grandchildren in the afternoon; it's a place for everybody.
More than that, McDonald's restaurants in China are distinctly Chinese. They started the customer service revolution, to be sure, but they also morphed and adapted, making the space both western and Chinese at the same time. You'd never see two-person "lovers tables" in the U.S., but here in the middle kingdom, McDonald's isn't just a good place to take a date"it's great. Cool in the summer, warm in the winter, brightly lit and, unlike the rest of the city, completely free from smoking, spitting, and raucous drinking games. I wouldn't be caught dead taking a date to McDonald's back home, but here, it might be a nice change from the local family-style restaurant.
So, when all is said and done, what does this all mean? It means that I don't have to feel bad about grabbing the occasional burger (though if I do it too often the chances of that date diminish in kind), but when I do go I should look at it through ethnographer's eyes, seeing the whole process as a learning experience. Or maybe it's all one extensive rationalization, and this all comes down to the fact that, to paraphrase an old song, I want my Mickey D's.


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Facing day 11 and doing really well. I have been going by the book, and have not been derailed. Yesterday I was starving, and ate my meals withing 2hrs of each other up until 6pm. Then meal 6 was done. I have been stressed, depressed, and would normally engage in impulse eating, and a sugar feast, but I did not. Instead, I layed my head down on a pillow and slept. Does anyone else feel like ***? I think I am really missing a support team. Doing this alone kind of sucks.
Hang in there! Day 11 you body is adjusting to the new routine and if you haven't been working out before this you will be building a lot of new muscle. Make sure you are getting enough protein an perhaps space some of the meals at 2.5 hours so your last meal is not so late. Stick to it and it will get easier as your body adjusts.
Hey Intrinsic,
I can totally relate. The first few weeks on the program are, in my opinion, the toughest. Hard Hat is right in that your body is undergoing a huge adjustment and you're going to feel it. What jumps out at me when I read your post is your comment "I'm doing really well." Well, congratulations! In spite of feeling like crap, you're hanging in there and keeping on. Your reward will come!
I'm on week 9, and I feel awesome!!! I can actually bend over to pick something off the floor with ease, and without groaning in pain like a ninety year-old. I'm sleeping SO much better, and, of course by now, things are finally starting to look better too! My appetite has completely adjusted to the new way of eating, and I find that sometimes my Free meals just aren't as appealing as they once were. But I still indulge! (Never deprive yourself of those, BTW.)
The Challenge is not without it's ups and downs....no one will tell you it is. The key is to keep looking to the Board for support...you'll find tons! Also, reread BFL whenever you need to. Celebrate your successes. And if you need to just go to bed and start over tomorrow, by all means, do that. (I slept a lot the first couple of weeks....another part of the adjustment, for me.)
So glad you're off to a good start! Keep it up.
It's easy to get down in the beginning when you're so SORE and TIRED from starting out something new, and the "newness" starts to wear off and you start thinking, "Oh my god, I have to do this for (9,10,11) more weeks???" It can certainly feel depressing. But that is part of the adjustment. It's very important not to skimp too much on your meals, which is easy to do. You should make sure you are getting enough protein, sure, but remember not to skimp too much on the carbs; especially at first. The carbs keep your muscles from feeling so fatigued, and they keep you going. Lots of folks like to cut the carbs lower to reduce their calories, and it has the effect of making you a little weak. Then, when you work out, it bonks you. Shaving off extra calories is a trap! You need enough to keep you going.
Also, and I can't emphasize this enough, make sure to get enough WATER!!! Dehydration is insidious and will bonk you faster than anything else without you realizing you're dehydrated. It is so very important to get that water in! They say a gallon a day, which would equate to 16 cups. I usually get by with 12 to 14. Whenever you're feeling desperately worn down, try to drink a glass or two of water and see how you feel after about a half hour. That may be all it is.
At first, it also might be a good idea to measure your protein and carbs to make sure you're not cutting too much. I did that at first and found that I wasn't getting enough. Once I upped it a little, it seemed to magically keep me in order. For me, that was about 20 grams of both protein and carbs. For a man or a larger person, it would be more. The palm/fist thing threw me off for awhile.
Try that stuff and then see how you feel. Once you get in the groove it is SO AWESOME!!!!
Thanks everyone! I woke up feeling much better today. It is good to know that I am not the only one feeling the difficult changes, both physically, and MENTALLY. Last night I faced cheesecake and cookies, and did not indulge. For a small moment, they actually looked unappealing. Holding out hope that this gets easier is what is driving me to move forward! You are all so impressive, and I couldnt be happier to have the support!
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The temperatures were right on target for the annual Chilly Fest, held this past weekend, in downtown Port Huron. The Port Huron Recreation Department organized the event, offering a variety of entertainment including 53 illuminated ice sculptures, bed races, several live bands performing in a heated beer tent and, of course the cup crawl where, for 25-cents a cup, patrons could taste chili from as many as 13 local businesses competing in a chili cook-off. This year's
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11.01 Definition Complaints are allegations by persons other than the academic staff member's supervisor (including administrators, students, other academic staff, faculty, classified staff, or members of the public) concerning conduct by an academic staff member which violates university rules or policies, or which adversely affects the staff member's performance or obligation to the university, but which allegations are not serious enough to warrant dismissal proceedings under UWS 11.
11.02 Informal Resolution In many cases, complaints can be resolved informally, for example through direct contact with the academic staff member or through the intervention of the academic staff member's supervisor. The purpose of informal resolution is to end the offensive behavior and resolve the concern rather than to assess blame and impose disciplinary sanctions. While informal resolution may result in some mutually agreeable action, such as an apology or a behavior contract, no record of a complaint resolved informally will be placed in the academic staff member's official personnel file.
11.03 Formal Resolution If informal resolution of the situation is not possible, or if the offense is so serious or persistent as to warrant disciplinary action, then a formal complaint should be filed. The purpose of formal resolution shall be to determine if the complaint has validity and, if so, to enact disciplinary sanctions, such as a written reprimand, disciplinary probation, or suspension. All complaints must be filed in a timely manner; individual policies, such as the UWP Policy & Procedures Regarding Discrimination and Harassment, may have specific time lines that must be followed. A record of formal resolution, including the written complaint and a statement of the outcome, shall be placed in the academic staff member's official personnel file.
The hearing will be scheduled within 20 working days, and both the academic staff member and the complainant must be given written notice of at least five (5) working days. Every effort should be made to accommodate the schedules of both the staff member and the complainant, and extensions to this time line may be granted by mutual agreement of those involved.
The hearing is subject to the provisions of the Wisconsin Open Meetings Law. Both the academic staff member and the complainant may present witnesses to support their positions. Both parties may also present written documentation. The academic staff member may be represented by a person of his/her choice.
Within ten (10) working days of the hearing, the Personnel Commission will present its findings, along with recommendations for disposition of the situation in writing to the chancellor.


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Responsys has been recognized as a market leader by the most influential independent analyst firms covering email and cross-channel marketing.
Highlights from The Forrester Wave:
Email Marketing Vendors, Q1 2012 report
Responsys Named a Leader In Email Marketing
In the January 2012 report, Responsys was ranked a Leader for the fourth consecutive time since 2005. According to Forrester, "Responsys lands as a Leader in the study most notably for its flexible data model, which allows users to self-define segment parameters while a campaign is running, and for its leadership and clear product and international vision."
"Consistently one of the best applications we evaluate, this vendor sets the bar for others with its capabilities for supporting dynamic queries and its flexible data model."
"The vendor's technology platform trumps the others we evaluated because of its extremely flexible data model, high volume of data storage, and support for compliance."
"The company's vision is to 'automate and optimize relationship marketing programs, beginning with email, mobile, social, Web and display advertising. And the vendor tells us that "going cross channel is making us a better email company. We believe it.'"
The only vendor to achieve a perfect score (5.00/5.00) in the Strategy category, Responsys received perfect scores in all four subcategories: Executive Vision, Development Strategy, Global Strategy, and Strength of Management Team.
Responsys also received the highest score in the Technology Platform category, citing "Its current offering is 18 months ahead of the Contenders'."Press release
Highlights from the 2012 Magic Quadrant:
Responsys named a 'Visionary' in 2012 Magic Quadrant for CRM Multichannel Campaign.
Responsys moves in both execution and vision and becomes a visionary player as it moves towards a digital approach towards Multichannel Campaign Management (MCCM).
Last year's additions to the Responsys offering included, most notably, display re-targeting capability through Interact Display, more advanced analytic capability such as Winner Selection/Program Optimization decisioning type capability that tests message timing, channel and frequency, as well as testing for different types of content.
References consistently point to Responsys as having met or exceeded expectations for the offering as a whole.


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Remove or move things you no longer need on your Lumia Windows Phone 8, use the Storage Check application. Go to Settings > Storage check, swipe over to the Details view:
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- Tap on apps details to find out what apps you have on your phone, consider uninstalling some of them to increase the space in your phone memory.
- If you have a PC, connect your phone to a computer with a compatible USB cable. On your computer, use the Windows Explorer and browse to your phone to see a list of the folders: Documents, Music, Pictures, Ringtones, and Videos. Right-click the file you want to move, click Cut, right-click a location on your PC, and then click Paste.
- Remove offline mixes from MixRadio: Press Start, swipe left, and select Nokia MixRadio > offline mixes. Tap on any mix and then select Delete.
Remove old Office documents on your phone (press Start, then swipe left to App list and tap Office).
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Learning the Bukkit API
In this article, by Cody M. Sommer, the author of Building Minecraft Server
Modifications, we will learn Bukkit by learning how to read its API documentation.
You may be wondering what the difference is between Bukkit and CraftBukkit. Many people use the two words interchangeably. However, they are in fact different files. In this article you will be introduced to the Bukkit API and learn what it allows you to accomplish through programming plugins for a CraftBukkit server. By the end of this article you will most likely have numerous ideas for plugins that you will eventually be able to create yourself. This article will cover the following in more detail:
- Understanding the purpose of an API
- Finding documentation of the Bukkit API
- Navigating through JavaDocs to find specific information
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- Creating and removing mailbox databases
- Mounting and dismounting databases
- Moving database files to another location
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- Creating and removing mailboxes
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- Managing personal archives
- Assigning mailbox permissions
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- Managing Public Folders
- Configuring send and receive connectors
- Configuring Accepted domains
- Configuring message size limits
Over the years, the Mailbox Server Role has evolved into something more than just a place where mail data is stored. Although its primary role remains storing and managing mail-related data, it inherited large chunks of what used to be the Hub Transport server and Unified Messaging server. This shows that the Mailbox Server role in Exchange 2013 resembles an Exchange 2010 multi-role server in many ways.Read Configuring and Managing the Mailbox Server Role in full
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- Creating a column chart
- Creating a line chart
The legacy reporting system in Dynamics AX had very limited capabilities of how you can render data. Something as simple as adding an image and placing it right was a mammoth task, while things such as graphs and charts were not imaginable. SSRS takes away this pain and makes it easy to represent data in different formats. SSRS reports help create easier and convenient representation of data graphically that is easy for the end user to assimilate. This article will discuss recipes that cover the different kinds of controls other than the table layout discussed so far that can be used to represent data, such as matrix, charts, and gauges. The reader will be familiarized with the different controls and how they can be put to use in reports through this article.Read Reporting Based on SSRS in full
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In this article we will perform the following steps:
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- Make use of custom data attributes (data-*)
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Implementation Case Study
This article by Luis Augusto Weir and Andrew Bell, the authors of the book Oracle SOA Governance 11g Implementation, introduces a case study that will be further developed throughout the article. It will introduce a fictitious company that is looking to implement SOA Governance following a maturity assessment and a SOA Roadmap elaboration. The case study will help you to understand the concepts being presented in this article, as well as how to apply them to implement Oracle SOA Governance in an easily digestible form by illustrating the typical problems faced by organizations introducing governance, and how the benefits derived from its inception must be measurable and tangible.
The case study is based on actual scenarios experienced by the authors and therefore should provide a realistic view of the key challenges faced when implementing SOA Governance, and how they can be overcome.Read Implementation Case Study in full
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- The evolution from mainframe toward the rich client.
- The concept of application tier
- The many limits of the thin-client approach
- What stands beyond those limits
- Why choose Vaadin today?
- The state of the market
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- A preview of what other frameworks Vaadin can be integrated with and what platforms it can run on
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- Desktop applications,
- Enterprise applications,
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- Mobile applications,
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File information is exposed in many parts of the P4V interface. In this article, we will cover how to make the most efficient use of the Perforce reporting commands to examine the information associated with a file. More importantly, we'll explain how to interpret this information to maximize the value it provides you.
In this article we will cover:
- Properties of files
- File versions and their relationship to changelists
- Finding files in the repository
- The many ways of referencing file versions
- Comparing different versions of files and folders
- Examining how file content has evolved over time
- Perforce file types and how they impact usage and workspaces
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We will be walking through one deployment scenario, which has been shown to work well in the real world. It involves deploying our Vert.x application to an Ubuntu Linux server.Read Deploying a Vert.x application in full
Mobiles First – How and Why
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The Gulbenkian Theatre
01227 769075
University of Kent,
|Fri 25 - Sun 27 Apr
|Charlie and Lola's Best Bestest Play
|Mon 28 Apr
|Royal Opera House - The Winter's Tale (Live)
|Tue 29 Apr
|Cafe Live - Improv4 presents Upstairs Downton
|Wed 30 Apr
|Arts Award Forum
|Wed 30 Apr
|Our Friends, The Enemy
|Thu 1 May
|Joe Orton's ENTERTAINING MR SLOANE
Known the world over for their exquisite songcraft, superb arrangements and dynamic live performances, The Bills feature an all-star line-up of talent from Canada's west coast.
Renowned for their instrumental virtuosity, tight vocal arrangements, exuberant live shows, evocative song-writing and innovative interpretations of trad tunes, they have racked up a string of Canadian music awards and built a devoted fan following that extends across North America and Europe.
Level access to the theatre, foyer and bar through automatic doors.
|Mon 26 May 2014
Full £12
Student £10
By car: Situated on the campus of the University of Kent. Follow the A2/M2 towards Dover and turn off onto the A28 towards Canterbury. Continue up to a large roundabout and follow the signs to 'The University'. When on the University's campus, follow the signs to the Gulbenkian Theatre. A map is available to download from their website.
By train: The closest BR train station is Canterbury West. From there, buses are available by Westgate to take you onto the University's campus. From the University drop off point, follow the signs towards the library and the Cornwallis buildings and on to the theatre.
By bus: A regular bus service operates from Canterbury City Centre to the University. For details telephone Travel Line on 0871 200 2233. Unibuse 08702 433 711 www.stagecoachbus.com/eastkent
Free parking is available to Gulbenkian customers after 5pm on weekdays and all day at weekends in any University car park.
with charge
: 2 miles from Canterbury West station
Level access to the theatre, foyer and bar through automatic doors.


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